Whale Watching in Loreto, Baja California Sur

Loreto offers you a rare opportunity to see the mighty blue whale, the largest creature ever to grace our planet! From January to March, these magnificent whales migrate to the warm waters of Loreto Bay to breed and give birth, creating the perfect window to witness their awe-inspiring presence. Our journey begins at the Loreto marina, where patience is key as we explore the National Park in search of that thrilling first sight of a whale spout in the distance. A knowledgeable guide will accompany you, sharing fascinating insights about these gentle giants and pointing out other remarkable marine life along the way—like fin whales, dolphins, sea lions, and graceful manta rays. Depending on where the adventure leads, we'll enjoy a delightful lunch on board as whales swim nearby or relax on the shore of one of the pristine islands.
- SeasonSeasonal
- Duration5 hours
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$2,500 MXNper person
- Duration
- 5 hours
- Season
- Seasonal
Guests
2
This trip runs with 2 people or more.
$2,500 each × 2$5,000
Trip total$5,000
Pay now to hold your spot$500
The remaining $4,500 is arranged directly with Aventuras — not taken here.
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